Acheng, a senior student, returns to his hometown in the countryside when he is looking for a job, and faces himself again amidst waiting and confusion. He cooked noodles, washed dishes, sat in a daze under the sweet-scented osmanthus tree, and watched his mother feeding the chickens and his father holding up the corn that had been blown down by the wind. He dug out the notebook he wrote when he was eleven. In it, there was a kitten named Huang Qian standing at the entrance of the forest. The story stopped here. He picked up the pen and let Huang Qian take the first step on the blank page more than ten years later. At the same time, he picked up an orange cat named Huang Qian. His friend Xiaojun, who was in school, accompanied him. Deep Blue Culture gave him the possibility of an internship. This is not a story about success, but a story about how a person recognizes himself slowly and unhurriedly in the gaps of daily life.
Core theme: Becoming oneself is not about finding a ready-made answer, but about making a mark step by step in the process of walking.
The tone of style: daily poetry, calm details, restrained emotions, like a bowl of slowly cooked porridge.
